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George Adamson- Fighting to save Africa's wildlife, the co-hero of Born Free lost his own to the guns of poachers.
"Rip" Sewel- The All-Star pitcher invented the eephus, a cockamamy curve.
John Cassavetes - As an actor in The Dirty Dozen, or our main cinema director.
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It was announced that the Colling- wood Collegiate Institute Ski Team would be travelling to Ostersund, Sweden to participate in the Inter- national Ski Federation champion- ship, in March, 1989.
The Collingwood Blue Mountain Winter Carnival was held in the area, from January 27 to February 5, with much success. Collingwood night, a fundraiser for the C.C.I. Ski Team, which is travelling to Swe- den, raised $3000.
Collingwood Collegiate won the overall championship at the East- view Secondary School invitational slalom at Horseshoe Valley Resort. The Collingwood and District Board held a special "Track 3 Ski Day" at the Craighleigh Ski Club, March 3rd. The Board raised ap- proximately $5,000 to assist han- dicapped sk iers. Collingwood Collegiate's Ski Team placed 7th
Amanda Blake - Gunsmoke's salon keeper became Hollywood's first noted actress to die of AIDS.
Gilda Radner- Buoyant to the end , the loopy Saturday Night Live comic bowed to cancer with dignity and courage.
Secretariat - Still first by a long shot, the Triple Crown winner finished as the great- est race-horse of his time.
Laurence Olivier -One of England's great- est Shakespearen actors.
Guy Williams - He left his mark as Zoro. Vladimir Horowitz - The age's most dazzling pianists .
Collingwood Collegiate lnstitue hosted special visitors from Salis- bury, North Carolina. They were from their High School Youth Band as a part of an exchange program. Last year C.C.I. travelled to Salis- bury .
C.C.I. gets a new school sign.
in the International Championships in Sweden out of a total of twelve teams.
The Todd Brooker Ski Challenge, which assists the Ronald McDonald Children's Charities of Canada , was held March 8th at Blue Moun- tain Resort. Approximately $104,000 was raised.
Lack of funding from the Provincial Government has prompted the Collingwood Public Library to launch a campaign of political pres- sure toward the Premier and MPP's from all three parties at Queens Park.
Local teachers joined a group of thousands April 1st in Hamilton to
protest the Ontario Government's handling of their pensions.
More than 300 exhibits were part
'of the Area Four Science Fair for area school students at Coiling- wood Collegiate Institute.
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